Latest Contributions by DanPatterson_Retired

see my thread above yours... you have to be in the conda environment to run conda. Me thinks the help files need some updating if they are going to make people go to conda ... View more

That is not the correct one, you aren't in a conda environment.  maybe search for the batch file On my computer C:\arc_pro\bin\Python\Scripts  double-click on proenv.bat and it should run the batch file and set up your environment Note.... you will have to change this ... C:\arc_pro ... to match the path where your Pro is installed then make a shortcut to it /blogs/dan_patterson/2017/07/01/arcgis-pro-2-creating-desktop-shortcuts  ... View more

You have to do it from within "conda" not the python window in Pro This will get you there.  But make sure you have the environment you want set in Pro before you go there (and shut down Pro as well) ... View more

William, close the thread out as answered if it indeed does work ... View more

If you want to select one with the other, then they need to be joined.... the features aren't relevant, the tables are.  The are other "join" tools in the help topics that do similar things but the end result is the same... joined tables ... View more

William Install deep learning frameworks for ArcGIS—Help | Documentation  was that the process you followed? This line... conda install tensorflow-gpu=1.14.0 will rollback any other version to 1.14 ... View more

Do you want to Join the tables? Join Field—Data Management toolbox | Documentation  ... View more

That is the one.... python/spyder doesn't care about where the script is located... just the python executable It is possible (but don't go there!!!) to set things to reduce the amount of things that need copying/cloning Now you get the drift as to why I am a big proponent doing my install in the base environment... clones have their place where people have no control over their environment ... or are sheep or storm troopers ... View more

As follows ... View more

You can do it with "conda" using the --no-pin option, but tensorflow certainly isn't one of the installed packages by default, which begs the question of how it got there.  If it was installed as part of something you installed from esri, it would have been the recommended version.  If you installed it, then the most recent version would be installed by default, unless you did a conda install specifying the version number and channel you wanted. ... View more

Did you see the procedure in this post? https://community.esri.com/thread/248235-untools-v25-not-getting-installed-on-arcgis-pro-25  ... View more

I am not seeing the word "refresh" in your description. It is in the FAQ, so it must come up all the time Frequently asked questions—Get Started | ArcGIS Solutions  ... View more

short of placing the information in script docstrings or even the xml itself within a script and encrypting it, there is nothing out of the box that I can see.  On the downside python encryption/decryption is pretty easy to break.  A solid license statement if you are worried about commercial value. Good luck ... View more

Did you patch anaconda navigator to get it to find spyder? In any event Choose your environment ( I install in the base and not a clone) and start conda from the Windows start menu It is masked as the Python Interactive Terminal.... but it is just a shortcut to C:\arc_pro\bin\Python\Scripts\propy.bat  where C:\arc_pro is your install folder conda install spyder --no-pin Then I navigate to find the spyder-script.py file and create a shortcut for the desktop Target: C:\arc_pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\pythonw.exe "C:\arc_pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Scripts\spyder-script.py" Start in: C:\arc_pro\bin\Python\envs\arcgispro-py3\Scripts where C:\arc_pro\ is arcgis pro install folder and    ...envs\arcgispro-py3  is the environment I installed it.  If you are using a clone, you will have to activate it and install it there ... View more